Hello i am a user. Not hacker but i want to know what can i do with linux on nintendo switch? I only want to homebrew and play switch games for free.
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Am I the only one that got chills reading this part? It seems exactly how the AI will introduce themselves when they assimilate into the population.Hello i am a user.
Am I the only one that got chills reading this part? It seems exactly how the AI will introduce themselves when they assimilate into the population.
Can you prove you are human?I mean something else. I am a end user.
But no hardware acceleration, no standard pre-compiled distribution, and several other problems.Can you prove you are human?
Anyway, it would be the same as running linux on any other system so you'd have access to an enormous amount of software, including all the emulators.
I was basing my response on a fully finished release 6 months from now, didn't realise he meant at the moment.But no hardware acceleration, no standard pre-compiled distribution, and several other problems.
Those problems will be solved soon, sure.
Some of them, if you are involved enough, could be a quick fix, even a matter of selecting the appropriate code to compile.
But still, not for an "end-user". IMHO, an "end-user" solution would mean a pre-compiled image, with HW acceleration support, and a set of tools, or emulators, already packed in, something quite "plug-and-play". I would say, for this, wait a month or so, at least.
Hello i am a user. Not hacker but i want to know what can i do with linux on nintendo switch? I only want to homebrew and play sqitch games for free.
He might only like games about Sasquatch?Whats Sqitch?
You can install a package to enable the hardware acceleration, but yes, in fact it's pretty hard for a end user to build itBut no hardware acceleration, no standard pre-compiled distribution, and several other problems.
Those problems will be solved soon, sure.
Some of them, if you are involved enough, could be a quick fix, even a matter of selecting the appropriate code to compile.
But still, not for an "end-user". IMHO, an "end-user" solution would mean a pre-compiled image, with HW acceleration support, and a set of tools, or emulators, already packed in, something quite "plug-and-play". I would say, for this, wait a month or so, at least.
But no hardware acceleration, no standard pre-compiled distribution, and several other problems.
Those problems will be solved soon, sure.
Some of them, if you are involved enough, could be a quick fix, even a matter of selecting the appropriate code to compile.
But still, not for an "end-user". IMHO, an "end-user" solution would mean a pre-compiled image, with HW acceleration support, and a set of tools, or emulators, already packed in, something quite "plug-and-play". I would say, for this, wait a month or so, at least.
You're not reading my post right.Wrong HW is working just fine with mesa
You're not reading my post right.
You could make it work if you choose the right code to compile, but that is not straight forward or easy to do thing for an end-user.
I mean, check the many threads of people compiling different versions and not getting HW acceleration working.
Now picture an end-user, that never has compiled anything, and is just following a set of instructions from 100s of different threads.
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That is not an end-user solution.
ofc if you are not advanced in any kind with linux or compiling stuff you should not touch it until there is some enduser tools
sqitch games
Whats Sqitch?
He might only like games about Sasquatch?
My name is TronAm I the only one that got chills reading this part? It seems exactly how the AI will introduce themselves when they assimilate into the population.
That seems promising.We do have pre-built tools and a premade image with hardware acceleration, Wi-Fi and Chromium working out of the box (even though our hardware acceleration isn't apparently as good as F0F's). To install additional software like emulators you do need to have some Linux skills.
I guess it will work with my iMac bluetooth keyboard... and perhaps it also works with the Xbox One bluetooth gamepad? I will try it later, if not I guess my 8bitdo will... do.Yeah, the latest image file (the Google Drive link) has hardware acceleration which can support PSX emulation, I tried it
However there is no way to have inputs except a Bluetooth gamepad / keyboard for now, and it crashes the console if Wi-Fi is enabled while pairing a BT device